BassAdder60

I don’t think low action and fret clank is what I’m seeking as I try and avoid that. I can probably get 80% there to my perfect tone with fingers yet I miss the attack and clarity Pick playing again 80% there and I love the tone and attack and with EQ I can make it close to finger tone in depth but it’s without the soft pillowy fundamental note so that’s a result… But I don’t get that finger on string connection that seems to be what I’m after if I can eek out the tone. Pbass Fender 7150m 45-105 tuned Eb Ashdown ABM600

Well 90% of our set is right with a pick or fingers so that’s my dilemma. I can play both equally well but and this is the reason for me liking finger style is I feel more connected when not using a pick.

I’m revisiting my choice of fingerstyle or pick ! My fingerstyle style tone with roundwounds is best described as soft and warm with very little attack to the note ( opposite of my pick playing tone ) Im trying adding EQ boosts to the mids and this is helping, Any other tips to get a more snappy punchy tone using the digits ? This is for rock and we play in Eb tuning with Fender 7150m pure nickel strings ( perhaps considering 7250m nickel plated ) ? Tried stainless RW but didn’t like the harsh tone

And a pick playing bassist .. Yay !!

Yep my Harley Bento has an AC link output which is for adding other AC mains devices

Ok pouches .. Neotech vs Levy’s MM4 Personally the Levy’s is better at staying put on the strap so the Neotech is my storage pouch for the transmitter while in the gig bag Neotech does have the top strap to hold the transmitter in place but the Levy’s MM4 is a snug fit ( I use mine facing up not down )

As simple as it gets ( for me )

Definitely a great product .. I’m well impressed

I don’t think the low cost units scan at all and only “ pair” and stay at a fixed frequency

I’ve used Boss and Lekato and briefly Harley Benton and they all worked and some better than others The Shure unit in my opinion is high priced but you get a very robust receiver with excellent tuner and dual band ( best part ) The transmitter is also very robust with replacement batteries when required. I think it’s worth it and one less thing to worry about in terms of quality.

First gig with the Shure GLXD16+ and it worked perfectly. Soundcheck out front .. perfect Limited space at venue to move much but no leads to stand on or singer to trip over !! Sound quality spot on Did a channel scan at setup and it chose 1D Do you guys channel scan each gig ?

Yep I’m the same .. more sound on stage and PA for vocals plus kick drum

So wireless users … do any of you here use your transmitter pouch fitted to your trouser belt ? I had the Levy MM4 arrive today and like a holster it fits nicely on your trouser belt and sits away from your body nicely. This feels better than the lump on the back of your strap method but I can see advantages of either method

The ToneHammer amps input gain isn’t like other amps. In fact you can turn it fully anti-clockwise and still get signal. Mine if turned to 3 o’clock starts to clip and very occasionally the red clip light comes on. I run mine around 12 o’clock and it’s a warm clean tone and I then run the drive about the same ( still clean ) Fantastic amps when you discover how to drive them

Nope .. for me I will never need flats !! But I’m glad I tried them just to see what all the fuss was about 😉

I tried flats on my PBass and didn’t like them at all. Sounded ok ( not as good as RW in my opinion) but I just didn’t like the smoothness of them from a plucking hand point

I don’t think I would play the bass unless I could be in a band !! I say decide what music you like and find a band that plays mostly that genre etc and go for it

Ok GLXD16 + users How do you know you are working on 2.4 and 5.8ghz at the same time ? The default is Band ( both )

Big shout out to designacable Order a spare lead for my Shure yesterday afternoon and it arrived this morning !

The GLXD16+ receiver can run off a 9v 400mA power source such as your pedalboard supply or the provided power supply The transmitter has a 11hr ? capacity rechargeable battery ( which you can buy spares for ) The Transmitter comes with a charger ( USB ) or if out at a gig you can charge via the Receiver with a USB lead using the pedalboard supply ON for the receiver Its been well thought out

For new users having the Transmitter charging issue where LED flashing RED during charging for many hours see below. Worked for me

It’s from the supplied charger and USB lead. It’s definitely charging as it’s gone from 3 red bars on the receiver to all of them when I pair it.

Question .. I’m charging my transmitter using the USB lead and the led is flashing red ( has done for 3hrs ) The instructions say solid red = charging not flashing like mine ? Is it correct?